Federated Women's Club State Forest Primitive Campsite in Massachusetts offers free, first-come, first-served primitive camping with designated sites—no reservations or permits required.
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There are no fees. Expect a rustic experience: pit toilets are available, but there's no potable water, RV hookups, or electricity. Campsites include fire rings and picnic tables. Tucked in a peaceful, shaded forest near the scenic Chicopee River, it’s ideal for tent campers seeking solitude. Trails like the Tully Trail and nearby Tully Lake offer hiking, fishing, and paddling opportunities. Best visited May–October for mild weather and full trail access. This quiet, wooded retreat is perfect for nature lovers.
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Federated Womens' Club State Forest Primitive Campsite
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Erving State Forest
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Tully Lake
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TULLY LAKE
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HARDWICK 2 ESE
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BARRE FALLS DAM
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AMHERST
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TURNERS FALLS 0.1 NNW
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GREENFIELD NO. 3
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